Update 2:10 p.m., Sunday
Plano Police Chief Steven Eaves told Patch that Corey Cann is currently being treated as a missing person by the police department.
“As of right now we’re looking at a missing person. If it does become a kidnapping or abduction we will change the status,” he said.
Eaves said that Cann’s information was submitted to the state police.
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Update 11:10 p.m., Sunday
Family and friends of Corey Cann are organizing a search at 1:15 p.m. at the Yorkville Community Christian Church, 129 Commercial Drive. Anyone who would like to help is asked to please gather there.
Update 11:40 a.m., Sunday
A family friend of Corey Cann said the missing 21-year old was kidnapped.
Beth Kolar, who is in charge of the Find Corey Cann Facebook page, said that someone reportedly saw Cann in his wheelchair in the bed of a large, light-tan pick-up truck leaving the house and headed towards Route 34.
Cann had been at home with his brother, said Kolar, and said he was expecting friends. She said the family dog became agitated when the friends, of whom the family reportedly did not know, and the brother left the room.
When he returned Corey Cann was gone.
“Corey is typically loud,” said Kolar. “He’ll yell that he’s leaving when he heads out the door and greets everyone loudly. It’s not like him to leave quietly like that.”
The Plano Police Department has not confirmed any reports of a kidnapping. Patch has not been able to reach the Plano Police Department since the previous update this morning.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Plano Police Department at 30-552-3121 or by dialing 911.
Update 9:33 a.m., Sunday
The Plano Police Department has confirmed that Corey Cann, 21, has been reported missing.
He was last seen, according to the Plano Police report, in the 500 block of Hale Street, Plano. Cann was wearing a white Brookfield Zoo t-shirt and glasses.
Original post
Corey Cann of Plano went out with friends Friday night at approximately 7 p.m. and has not been seen nor heard from by his family since.
Cann has cerebral palsy and is confined to a wheelchair. When Cann, 21, left home Friday night he was not dressed for the winter weather, a family friend said. He was clad in sweat pants and a t-shirt. He was not wearing a coat when he left.
The family said they did not know the individuals their son left with.
Family and friends are anxious to find Cann. A missing persons report has been filed with the Plano Police Department. Anyone who has information on the whereabouts of Cann, or has seen him in the last 24 hours is urged to call the Plano Police Department at 630-552-3121.
